Unitarian Church, Lytham Road / Thames Road, Waterloo
Location/Address
None recorded
Type
Description
Single storey non-conformist church. Built from hard red brick with stone dressings and slate roof. Three bays to main elevation. Central gabled bays breaks forward with entrance door and 3 light arched window above and flanked by shallow coped buttresses. Central bay flanked by short square wings with pitched roof to form simple cruciform plan form. Wings have single pointed arch windows to front and side elevations. Pairs of pointed arch windows alternating with brick buttresses with stone dressings to north elevation on Thames Road. Set in own grounds behind brick wall with brick copings.
Statement of Significance
Age
Constructed in 1902.Historic Interest
Late 19th century non-conformist church established by local philanthropist and Unitarian Sir Cuthbert Grundy.
Date Listed
n/a
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